Mitchell Cooney, MD

Mitch returned to his hometown in Utah, where he will be working in an outpatient clinic. He and his family have loved all that Casper has had to offer in the great outdoors and are grateful to still live near the mountains and closer to family.

Courtney Isaacs, DO

Courtney has joined a physician-owned practice in Boise, ID, where he and his family call home. They are looking forward to spending time with family and enjoying their many hobbies.

Katherine Gaker, DO

Katherine is working at Central Wyoming Urology in Casper and will practice medical management and minor office procedures, as well as assisting the surgeons with more complicated cases. She and her daughters are excited to stay in Casper and plan to fish whenever possible.

Kellan Klubben, MD
RTT Grad

Kellan and his wife, Taylor, have accepted positions at Hayward Area Medical Center in Hayward, Wisconsin. Kellan will continue practicing full spectrum Family Medicine including clinic, hospital coverage, emergency medicine, medication assisted treatment, and surgical obstetrics. His focus will continue to be centered on well-rounded care from newborn to geriatrics and everything in between.

Keenan Kuckler, MD

Keenan and her family are headed back to Montana and are excited to be closer to family. She is working in Glasgow at Francis Mahon Deaconess Hospital where she does full spectrum, rural family medicine including inpatient, ER coverage, surgical OB, outpatient gynecological procedures and everything else required in a rural setting.

Jacob Parmley, DO

Jacob is working both inpatient and outpatient in Gillette, WY. He continues to practice OMT, helping the underserved, providing MAT, and encouraging healthy living. He and his family look forward to this next adventure.

Emily Tutt, DO

Emily moved back to Texas as part of a Federal Qualified Health Center clinic. She feels the training she received in such a raw and gorgeous place as Wyoming has made her a diversly qualified primary care physician, well equipped for the range of rural and international communities she plans to encounter in the future. She and her dog Ruby will miss the snow, but the outdoor adventure continues.